>>22294978
literally just split your money 6 ways and buy every 5% it drops, and sell on a 100% retracement, it's not hard. TA is bullshit, all i know is that FAGMAANN is solid fundamentally for the foreseeable future, just keep buying the dips and selling the rips. i'll leave it to you to decide how you want to manage where you actually sell. one idea for example is to sell half when you get to break even in case it dips again and you can split half your money up 6 ways to buy potentially another 30% drop, and just wash rinse repeat. or you could just wait and a 30% drop will net you around 15% on your money.
the main issue is that major crashes happen once a decade (for example, past 20 years it's only been 2008 and covid), and those are like 50% drops. it's unlikely to ever dip that much like 99% of the time, if you work with 30% you'll be able to get in good with the bigger dips like this recent one and still be able to take advantage of the smaller dips that happen as stocks in general only go up in the long run. obviously you only do this with long positions not shorts.
im doing this with AMD right now. worst case scenario i hold for a year+ and get taxed less. if i make 15% in a year that's plenty and i don't even think it'll take nearly that long. you can do this with literally any company you know has solid fundamentals and will, eventually, make new ATH's. growth tech companies in particular are excellent for this. i'll consider cutting my losses if lisa su dies or some shit. the real key imho is "i believe this company will make new ATH's within a year or two" because if that is true it really doesn't matter where you buy, it'll eventually be profitable. the rest just comes down to how you manage your DCA'ing, and literally just waiting.